I think that's a polite way to open a conversation while also tactfully letting them know that the barking is an issue, without being confrontational or whiny.

Really at a loss what to do at this point.The first thing to do is to confront him about it.

So you've gotta choose between risking your reviews confronting guests over towels or just plan to replace them often.

It seems the person responsible for speaking with the tenants didn't want the stress of confrontation, so he just floated the repair costs on the PM's own account and kicked the can way down the road...Here's where it gets really interesting.

Account Closed wow, attacking when confronted with truth?

I had to confront the men and ask who they were and what were they doing.

As in - give her what she wants, so you can get what you want/need.And the worst option is what you chose: to engage in confrontation with someone whose cooperation you needed.

I had animal control after them for a dog that barked in the middle of the night and when the tenants' brother got drunk and wrecked their car I called the police and told them to give him a breathalyzer and when they showed up and he failed the sobriety test they took him to jail.Most people fear confrontation.

I did have one situation where my 20 year olds I gave a chance to on a first time rental were smoking pot and when I confronted them and told them other units could smell it and reminded them it was no smoking and they could smoke outside they immediately stopped.

So I suggest you get moving, and I promise by the time you get to that point, you will have a totally different outlook on the process and the knowledge and skills to confront that eligibility obstacle.Pro tip: Find a VA Assumption deal and get into one of those sweet low-interest-rate mortgages.